Kapitan Keling Mosque

Visiting George Town for three days, and almost every prayer time I made an effort to come to this mosque. I was staying not far from it. The mosque is clean, the people are friendly, and it was truly memorable to perform my prayers there. The mosque is also open to non-Muslim visitors (tourists) who wish to stop by—outside of prayer times. There are also da’wah pamphlets in various languages for those who want to learn about Islam. Masya Allah.

The Kapitan Keling Mosque is one of the historical landmarks in George Town, Penang. The mosque is clean and comfortable, offering a peaceful atmosphere for worship as well as for visitors who come to admire its beauty. The mosque has a spacious courtyard, giving a sense of openness and tranquility. What makes it special is the way it reflects the blend of cultures and ethnicities that coexist in George Town showcasing the heritage of Indian Muslims, Malays, and other local communities. Overall, Kapitan Keling Mosque is not only a place of worship but also a meaningful cultural and religious destination worth visiting.

Historical mosque in the center of George Town. Beautiful interior. Must visit for all tourist. They provide clothing for tourists because modest dressing is prerequisite to enter the mosque. There are interpreters present to guide.

A large yet serene mosque located in Little India of Georgetown. Plenty of space for praying. There is a tour for Non-Muslim as well.

Visited Kapitan Keling Mosque in Georgetown one evening and was amazed by its timeless beauty. This historic mosque, dating back to the British era, has stunning architecture that reflects its rich heritage. Even viewing it from the outside was a wonderful experience.

Beautiful mosque stands out at this intersection as the holy place for the local Muslims. You could easily feel the peace and harmony once entering its premises, soothing your soul like an oasis in this cruel summer afternoon

Kapitan Keling Mosque is one of the most beautiful and historic landmarks in George Town. Built in the 19th century by Indian Muslim traders, it stands out with its stunning Mughal-style domes, minarets, and elegant white architecture. The mosque is peaceful inside, with a serene prayer hall and a calm atmosphere that contrasts with the busy streets outside. Visitors are welcome, and robes are provided for modest dress if needed. It’s not only a place of worship but also a cultural icon that reflects Penang’s rich heritage. A must-see in George Town!

Unique experience. They have free drinking water. Super clean Mosque. Historical